quite a bit especially with some of the developments we've heard on the west coast with companies like google not quite sure what the future holds i do see one of the great things about car to go in our existing cities and again i'll use d.c. as an example since you're there we started with three hundred cars and we see that growing and we're working with the city right now just based on the demand from our members in the number of new members we're getting on a monthly basis to keep adding in and potentially growing outside of the d.c. area and i look at that in other cities as well and before i go i we just have a minute but i want to ask what are the roadblocks because i did a story on taxis those are heavily regulated what kind of issues do you run into with government regulation you know i would i would tell you number one most cities are very open to car sharing especially the car to go model with the flexibility i would really say it's a road block but most of the rules and regulations that are currently on the books don't account for this type of business model whether it's traditiona